Key FAQ Points
- You can spray Frenchic Chalk Wall Paint, Trim Paint, Lazy Range and Al Fresco using a paint sprayer.
- For best results, thin the paint by adding approximately 10-15% tap water. Be sure to check your specific sprayer’s settings, as the equipment can vary.
- When using thinned paint, you’ll need to apply additional coats to make sure you get the right durability and weatherproofing.
- Always refer to the manufacturer's instructions for drying times and the number of coats you need for long-lasting performance.
- While spraying with chalk paints, you may occasionally need to clean the nozzle with a damp cloth to prevent clogging and maintain an even spray.
- Paint spraying is demonstrated in our videos for painting a garden shed or painting newly plastered walls.
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Firstly, yes – you can spray with Frenchic
Spraying is a quick, smooth and effective way to apply your chosen paint to a surface. It’s easy to use for both indoor and outdoor projects and you can set the water ratio and sprayer settings to your preference, giving a flawless finish.
Read on for more information about the preparation, proper adhesion and the number of coats you need. To watch a demonstration of paint spraying with Frenchic, watch this video of a garden shed being painted.
Prepare the area
Before paint spraying, it’s essential to cover nearby surfaces to stop overspray hitting areas you don’t want painted.
Use dust sheets or plastic sheeting to protect furniture, floors and other surfaces. Masking tape is great for securing coverings and shielding edges, trims and fixtures like light switches or door handles.
Properly preparing the space will give you a cleaner, more professional finish and save time on the cleanup afterwards.
How do I make sure the paint adheres properly when spraying Frenchic paint?
To ensure proper adhesion when spraying Frenchic paint, it’s important to prepare the surface by cleaning it thoroughly with Sugar Soap to remove dust, grease or loose debris.
Do I need to apply more coats when spraying?
Yes, when using thinned Frenchic paint for spraying, we recommend you apply extra coats to make sure the results are long-lasting and weatherproof. Always follow the manufacturer's recommendations for the number of coats and drying times for the best results.
